Cyberpunk 2077 Tarot Cards EXPLAINED – all locations and EPIC LOOT

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  5. I love how those cards and their locations symbolise a journey and a character tied to the place, and how they are far more interconnected to the story then it might be apparent at first glance… SPOILERS AHEAD

    The Fool – the Fool is V… the mural is right next to his/her/their apartment.

    The Magician – The Magican symbolises Johnny Silverhand… it is located near Lizzie's, a place that eventually leads you, through Evelyn Parker and her unwilling desire for the biochip, to Johnny. The Magican's talents, his will, and his self-confidence, those are attributes Johnny posesses. The scheming nature of the Magican and adaptability also hint many layers to Evelyn Parker, and her many faces she hides behind, and those attributes are her as well. In a more literal sense, that of a BD magican, it also represents Judy.

    The High Priestess – Hanako Arasaka… this mural is located in the abandoned building, in which you go into to speak with Hanako for the first time. It symbolises the fragile web of secrets, and that there is a struggle between V's intuition and common sense incoming, a struggle in which Hanako plays a major part.

    The Empress – Rogue… she is the authoritative, in a way "motherly" figure behind parts of the story, she relies on her intuition… it is only fitting that this Tarot is next to Afterlife, which Rogue owns.

    The Emperor – Saburo Arasaka, the "emperor" of Arasaka Corporation… the controling patriarch, dominating, ruthless, enforcing his view of "common good", tries to shape the future… very fitting that this mural is placed on an outer wall of Konpeki Plazza, the place of Saburo's death.

    The Hierophant – Takemura and Oda… they stick to tradition and their ways, and Takemura is a voice of order, even if that order is forced upon others by a megacorp. It is of no coincidence that this mural is located right where the first of his chain of quests begin.

    Strengh – Panam Palmer… Strengh is a symbol of resilience, bravery and determination, attributes that are Panam's own. The fact that this mural is located right next to where you first meet her only accentuates this connection.

    The Hermit – Voodoo boys, Maman Brigitte, but also Alt Cunningham… The Hermit is located on the church in Pacifica that is the base for the elusive Voodoo boys. It symbolises return to the old ways, which for this gang means returning to the imagery of the voodoo, as well as their desire to return to a pre-Netwatch Net… Hermit's self-imposed isolation, small step progress and old ways are also fundamental to Alt, as her current form, an AI beyond Blackwall, is in a way in a self-imprisonment, and she desperately clings to the few things that still make her Alt, to her previous life, even if she denies it.

    Wheel of Fortune – Hellman, crossroads, and a closure of one path, while at the same time opening of another… it represents an imminent change, hope, but also warns us that success isn't permanent. Its location at the motel where Panam concocts the plan to down the AV, thus changing unknowingly her own fate due to her clan's involvement. It is at this same location where V finds out that Hellman can't help him, and that Hanako Arasaka wants to speak to him, choices that both change the direction of his search.

    Justice – the mural is at the place where Evelyn Parker got her "punishment" for deeds she did, and when you and Judy deliver justice upon those who harmed her. Also, it is another of Judy's aspects, as she would want to help Moxes and Clouds to get the justice they deserve.

    The Hanged Man – a symbol of relationship between V and Johnny, one that would have to end in sacrifice to lead into a new life… located right next to where Johnny's body is burried. A quest that leads here is one of those pivotal to unlock the secret ending.

    The Lovers – Johnny and Rogue… the place it is on is tied to an important personal quest between those two formr lovers, and the place where they try to find a balance between them for the last time.

    The Chariot – one of the less obvious ones, representing choices that are given to you after the heist… like the Chariot, V is pulled in opposite directions, chasing leads… Finding Evelyn Parker? Going with Takemura's plan? Following Johnny's advice and asking Rogue to track Hellman? So many leads, so little time.

    Death – on the wall of Embers lies Death… the place where you chose to accept Hanako Arasaka's offer, thus sealing your fate. The transition is difficult, and you lose more than you think.

    Temperance – On a wall of Columbarium, there lies the symbol of achieving balance… this one is tied to V's soul-death and to Johnny Silverhand, as he, through V's sacrifice, achieve his inner peace, matures, and even though he is now in control of the body, now fully his, he remembers, and is changed by the experience, thus his equilibrium is shifted by V's actions… this ending, finishing right next to Columbarium, is also named "Temperance".

    The Tower – literary the Arasaka Tower… it is here where Johnny's journey ended in catastrophy, the place of a literal catastrophy of a nuclear attack, where the monstrous soul-prison of Mikoshi lies, where all but one of game endings lead through. It also represents the oppresive nature of Arasaka

    The Star – located in Badlands, at an antenna near the border, this card is tied to Nomads, their freedom, and to the ending path with Panam and Altecaldos, literary named "The Star" in achievments… it represents hope in that ending, making it one of the supposed good ones.

    The Moon – hiding on the side of Arasaka mansion in North Oak, belonging to Hanako Arasaka, the Moon represents the hidden aspect of both Arasaka company, and the secretive nature of Hanako herself…

    The Sun – located on a wall near V's megabuilding, its meaning is revealed later, because if you look around, you find out that the wall is right next to the mansion that V owns in "The Sun" ending (both the Rogue's path and secret ending)… It symbolises the success, freedom and bright future that V might be guided to, as well as a renewal of the world. It is also tied to the truth, makes me believe that this is supposed to be the true "best" ending of Cyberpunk… Sun also reveals world's secrets, and in this ending, the illusive "mr. Blue Eyes" reveals himself directly to V… thus we come to direct contact with the hidden mastermind/puppet behind some of those shady events that may or may not be orchestrated by Night Corp, rogue AI, techno-necromancers from Alpha Centauri, remnants of the Gang of Four or some other, hidden force.

    The World – a symbol of a moment of reckoning, this tarot represents V's choice that irreversibly leads to different endings… located above Misty's Esoterica shop near the only place where you decide which of those available endings V takes, it is only fitting that it sits there.

    There also two cards missing. One of them gets revealed later, the other is only briefly seen:

    The Judgement – Resurrection, renewal, liberation, change, and for Arasaka company and Adam Smasher literaly the judgement of their deeds… This card appears only if you chose to stand up against Arasaka, after you fight with Smasher in Mikoshi. It also symbolicaly marks the "good" endings from the two (or three, if you count suicide by Arasaka when you die during the secret ending as a separate one) "bad" ones. It represents the liberation of Night City from Arasaka's influence, as by giving Alt to Mikoshi, you release engrams into the Net, and by destroying the place, you destroy all assets that Arasaka invested into it. For V, it represents renewal, change and resurrection, for Johnny it could mean liberation from his vendetta or resurrection if you choose to give him V's body. For Adam Smasher, it is judgement for his bloody trail and for "killing" Johnny (and/or killing Mitch or Rogue), for arasaka, it is a judgement for all that happened in Mikoshi and for their lies.

    The Devil – Briefly seen in V's "The Devil" ending in a dream on Arasaka's space cilinic, the Devil represents selling your soul… The Devil, in the form of Hellman (Hell-man… coincidence?) or Takemura, gives you an offer and a choice. One leads to a slim posibility of fully restoring your life, but you literaly sell your soul to Arasaka, in form of an engram. The other is a rejection, but you have to live the little time you have left with the choices weiighting heavily on your conscience… Also, it is interesting that the Devil's face on the card is a Maelstrom's head, as Maelstrom gang is the one tied to some of those mysterious sidequests, filled with conspiracies, mind control, rituals, summoning entities and men in suits with shining, blue eyes… a different kind of the Devil.

    Source: https://cyberpunk.fandom.com/wiki/Tarot_Cards

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  9. I was hoping to find the locations of the missing 2 tarot cards in this vid but 🤷‍♂️. I found the Judgment card in the final mission with rogue but still don’t know where the other one is. BTW, what misty says about Temperance, The Sun, The Star and The Devil are all related to different endings you can get…

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  14. Here’s what I gather,

    The Fool outside V’s apartment represents V at beginning of her/his journey.
    Empress outside Afterlife represents Rogue.
    Emperor outside Arasaka tower, represents Yorinobu.
    Hangman near Johnny’s grave represents Johnny.
    Magician near Lizzie’s represents Judy (cause of her abilities and we meet her first at Lizzie’s)
    Love near abandoned theatre represents Johnny and Rogue’s Relationship.
    Judgement refers to our Judgement/decision whether to kill Adam Smasher or not.

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  16. The Judgment Card can actually be found in the Sun, Star or Temperance Ending, after (spoilers!) fight with Adam Smasher. The Devil Card can be found in Arasaka Ending, it is in rubik’s cube. The sad part is that even if you’ll find them, they will be visible in the Tarot Menu only until the ending, when you go back after doing the ending, the card will be gone (I guess that makes sense because you are going back to the save point before meeting with Hanako, but then – what’s the point of collecting the card then?)

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  19. Bro there's 22 cards but the game doesn't want us to know about the other two cards maybe it's a new update or something who knows I was hoping to get like a legendary like sword or done or like car something you know but no i get a damn dreamcatcher

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